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Sleeping Beauty is the 10th in this series of story telling. Read stories, comprehend well, ask questions, answer rightly and improve your language skills.

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Walt Disney Series X

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Sleeping Beauty

Walt Disney Series X

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Walt Disney Series X

In this series I will tell you some stories

Selected from world classics.

It’s to improve your

Language skills, Listening skills, Narrative skills, Vocabulary, and Comprehensive abilities

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Please Read on:

Once upon a time there lived a King and Queen who longed so much to have a

baby.

And when they finally had a daughter they were very happy.

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They called her Aurora, which mean dawn – like the sun at the dawn she brightened their lives.

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People from far and near flocked to the castle to convey their good wishes.

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The three good fairies Flora, Fauna and Merryweather also arrived to bless Aurora.

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Flora blessed the princess with beauty while Fauna blessed her with the gift of song.

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But as Merryweather was about to give her gift to the baby, a gust of wind blew open the doors.

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There was a flash of lightning and a flash of thunder.

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Suddenly a bright flame began to burn in the hall, which took the shape of a woman.

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The wicked fairy Maleficent had arrived and to show anger at not having been invited she cursed the baby…

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“On her sixteenth birthday your daughter shall prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die!” she said.

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The good fairies could not undo the curse, but they changed it.

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“She shall not die, but sleep until a kiss of the true love breaks the spell,” said Merryweather.

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The King and Queen would do anything to protect their daughter.

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The King ordered that all spinning wheels in the Kingdom be burned.

But the fairies thought this was not safe enough.

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We will raise your daughter and bring her back when the curse ends on her seventeenth birthday,” they offered.

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So they brought the baby to the woods and as the years went by she grew more and more beautiful.

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On her sixteenth birthday, the good fairies sent Aurora out into the woods to pick berries, so that they had time to prepare a party.

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She walked along happily singing when suddenly she heard someone say: “What a lovely voice”

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Aurora turned around and saw the most wonderful young man and without thinking she invited him to the cottage that very night.

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When Aurora came back to the fairies she was all excited.

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“I think I have fallen in love,” she said and told them all about the young man in the wood and the invitation.

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The fairies knew the time had come to tell the truth.

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They told Aurora the whole story and then they all began the long journey back to the castle.

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But all Aurora could think of was the young man who would come to the cottage in vain.

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When Princess Aurora arrived at the castle, Maleficent put a spell on her and in a trance she went to a secret room in a tower where Maleficient had hidden a spinning wheel.

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Aurora touched the spindle and fell into deep sleep.

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In the meantime, Flora had found out that Aurora’s young man was Prince Philip.

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Now it was time to find him – only his kiss could save the Princess.

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That night when Prince Philip went to visit Aurora in the cottage he was surprised by the terrible Maleficent.

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“Capture him!” she shouted to her henchmen, “he is the only one who has the power to break my curse on Aurora.”

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Prince Philip was brought to Maleficent’s dungeon and there she revealed to him that his girl from the wood was really a Princess.

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Luckily the good fairies found Maleficent’s dungeon and with wisdom and magic they managed to save the Prince from Maleficent and her henchmen.

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“These weapons will help you triumph over all evil,” they said and gave him a Shield of Virtue and a Sword of Truth.

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Then Prince Philip rushed off to save his Princess.

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As he got close to the palace, Maleficent let a wall of thorns grow up in front of him, but he cut his way through that.

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Then she turned herself into a fuming dragon.

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It seemed an impossible battle, but after an exhausting fight with the weapons the good fairies had given him, Prince Philip finally won and raced through the palace gates.

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In a room in the tower he found his beautiful, sleeping Aurora.

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“Wake up, my lovely Princess,” he whispered and kissed her gently on her lips.

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Aurora woke up and smiled to her prince. Together they left the chamber and descended the stairs.

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The Prince brought her to her parents and they were happily reunited.

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And that night everyone at the castle celebrated.

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Princess Aurora and Prince Philip danced in each other’s arms the whole night.

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“Who would have dreamed that all this would end so happily,” the King sighed and felt very pleased.

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"The Sleeping Beauty (French: La Belle au bois dormant, "The Beauty sleeping in the wood") by Charles Perrault or "Little Briar Rose" (German: Dornröschen) by the Brothers Grimm is a classic fairytale involving a beautiful princess, enchantment of sleep, and a handsome prince. Written as an original literary tale, it was first published by Charles Perrault in Histoires ou contes du temps passéin 1697.

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Questions:

1. What is the name of the Sleeping Beauty?

2. Who is Maleficent?

3. List out the Characters of the fairy-tale.

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